Families given chance to win magical Disneyland trip for free

Katie Timms

15 August 2024 at 8:26 am·2-min read

Families are being given the chance to win an unforgettable trip to Disneyland Paris, for free. Character.com, a character-based clothing company, has launched the competition, to give one lucky family of four the Disney experience of a lifetime.

Included in the prize is a two-night stay, travel, meals and park entry to both parks at Disneyland Paris. A spokesperson from Character.com said: "Prepare to drop into the heart of the action, team up and train with your heroes at Marvel Avengers Campus.

"Experience nighttime spectaculars and mind-bending stage shows - from Disney Illuminations! And the Disney Electrical Sky Parade to TOGETHER: a Pixar Musical Adventure."

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To enter, simply head to Character.com and sign up. The competition closes on Sunday, August 18 and the winner will be announced on August 19. The winner must redeem the trip before August 2025.

Emma Wilkins, brand manager from Character.com: ‘’We’re really excited to be able to offer this once in a lifetime trip to Disneyland Paris.

"As a company, we’re committed to creating clothes that make kids smile as it has a positive impact on how they feel. Our clothes feature character favourites and Disney is naturally extremely popular so we know that trips like this are memorable and mean so much to families.

"Fun is at the heart of our designs and everything we do, so giving a chance to one of our loyal customers to enjoy a fun family experience is everything to us.”

Character.com is also offering a code which will allow you to redeem a free Mickey Mouse T-shirt for free, with just the shipping costs to pay for. Find out more here.

What will you win?

The winner will receive return transport to Disneyland Paris, travelling from London St Pancras International or an economy class return flight from a selected regional airport to Paris Charles de Gaulle.

The lucky family will have two nights’ accommodation sharing one standard room by the recipient and three accompanying guests, including continental breakfast.

You will also get a 3-Day Park Hopper ticket per winner and accompanying guest valid for entry into Disneyland Park AND Walt Disney Studios Park.

This will also include half board plus meal vouchers to cover lunch and dinner for 4 people for the duration of the 3-day trip.

For your chance to become part of a magical world: Go to Character.com to enter.

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